Join The Flight Crew From Frankfurt To Seattle And Back

The majority of content on YouTube is of low quality and exists as a smartphone time burglar to simply pass the time before the next media firestorm achieves viral status on the subject of the White House, celebrity drama, or the questionable decision making mechanism of a rogue professional athlete.

Successfully escaping the polarizing noise on the multimedia platform is as rare as encountering a sensible politician in California, who is not under the impression that the San Andreas fault is a benevolent saint, with designs on reforming society and poverty through the teachings and methodologies of a felonious group of Tibetan monks scamming tourists.

If one simply articulates a search for interesting topics, there is slight chance for a learning experience, that does not involve a prank or blowing something up.

The reliable and affordable digital camera age has literally opened up the skies for subjects to document air travel, sky diving and aerial sports in true dramatic and vibrant fashion. YouTube user, A Boeing Pilot, compiled this amazing video of cockpit footage of a polar flight from Frankfurt, Germany to Seattle and back. Flight time between the two destinations is just over 10 hours.  The Condor Airlines Boeing 767 twin engine jumbo jet at cruising altitude provides the perfect vantage point for stunning vistas of Greenland, the vast reaches of Northern Canada, Denmark, and the Cascade Mountain range.

While, the reality that the jet age provides the passenger with access to the majority of the globe is taken for granted, the quick turn around time by the flight crew after a brief layover, illustrates the efficiency and comfort provided by modern air travel.

Hop on board the Boeing 767-300, and in just over 12 minutes be whisked from continent to continent with a good soundtrack and in HD.